Add your EAIRI credential to LinkedIn and share it clearly

Earn the credential first

An EAIRI credential is issued after passing the relevant certification requirements. An account, purchase receipt or training-progress screen is not a credential. Start with the active credential shown on your certification result page and open its public verification link.

Check the recipient name, program title, issue date, expiration date and credential ID. Contact EAIRI if a correction is needed rather than editing an image to imply a different qualification. The verification page is the authoritative EAIRI record; it deliberately does not expose exam answers or private assessment scores.

Add a certification record

On the result or verification page, use Copy credential details and then Add to LinkedIn. LinkedIn's current form requires you to enter and review the information yourself; the button should not be understood as automatic profile publication.

Name: [the exact EAIRI certification title]
Issuing organization: Enterprise AI Readiness Institute
Issue date: [month and year shown in the record]
Expiration date: [month and year shown in the record]
Credential ID: [your issued EAIRI identifier]
Credential URL: [your https://eairi.org/verify/... link]

Choose the correct EAIRI issuer Company Page when available. LinkedIn uses that Page's logo in its certification display. It does not turn a custom badge picture into the issuer logo. EAIRI's Company Page and branding must therefore be set up separately from your own certification entry.

Share an announcement separately

Adding a licence/certification entry and writing a feed post are two different actions. You can share the verification link in a post explaining what you learned and how you applied it. Review the post on LinkedIn before publishing; EAIRI does not post to your account automatically.

An accurate original example is: "I earned [credential title] from EAIRI. My main takeaway was using an evidence ledger to verify AI-assisted work. Credential details: [verification link]." Do not claim government licensing, academic accreditation, vendor endorsement or guaranteed professional status.

Keep the status honest

Credential validity is separate from access to the training library. An expired or revoked verification record should not be described as currently active. You can retain a truthful historical learning entry while keeping its dates and status clear. Share only information you are comfortable making public.

Sources and review

Reviewed October 16, 2026. Current platform behavior checked against LinkedIn's Add to Profile FAQ. EAIRI credentials are private professional credentials, not government licences, degrees or accredited academic qualifications.